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Arqiva
Arqiva is a UK telecommunications company which owns and operates the UK’s terrestrial transmission network with respect to television and radio broadcast. Arqiva also provides satellite transmission services to content providers; transmission and access services to mobile network operators and public safety organisations; and smart metering services.
Brisbane Airport
Brisbane Airport is the third-busiest airport in Australia in terms of passenger traffic and has been a strong performer, with solid passenger growth since privatisation in 1997. Brisbane Airport has undertaken a number of successful property development, further contributing to its strong performance.
Connexin
Established in 2006, Connexin is an innovative technology company specialising in building and operating Smart City infrastructure to support the Internet of Things. Connexin provides end-to-end Smart City solutions, such as Smart Water, Smart Parking, Smart Lighting and Smart Waste. Connexin also provides Fixed Wireless Access broadband in the north east of the UK.
Flinders Ports
Flinders Ports operates seven ports located across South Australia, including the State’s only container terminal, under a 99-year lease from the State Government. As operator, Flinders Ports provides port and logistics services and infrastructure for container, bulk and break-bulk cargoes servicing many of the State’s key industries.
Igasamex
Igasamex is a natural gas distribution company formed in 1996, headquartered in Mexico City. It is focused on the construction and operation of ‘lateral’ (i.e. “last mile”) pipelines connected to major transmission lines and arranging gas supply contracts for industrial customers. Igasamex owns and operates pipeline systems across 12 Mexican states, mainly in the northwest, southeast and central regions of Mexico.
International Parking Group
International Parking Group (IPG) is the owner and operator of hospital car parks across New South Wales and Queensland. IPG’s car park investments are generally delivered under a build, own, operate and transfer scheme, typically for concession periods ranging between 20 to 30 years.
ITE College West
ITE College West was the first social infrastructure PPP in Singapore, and the first education project in Asia developed with an availability-based payment mechanism.
With over 7,700 full-time students, ITE College West is an established post-secondary institution with on-campus facilities to enable the Institute of Technical Education to deliver students of the college practical work experience with industry partners within a business town concept.
Kvitebjørn Varme
Kvitebjørn Varme is the district heating network in the city of Tromsø, the largest urban area in Norway inside the Arctic Circle. It produces more than 170 GWh of thermal energy annually, primarily from sustainable and low carbon generation technologies (including a modern 22MW waste to energy plant with an annual capacity of 56,000 tons). The heat is distributed through a network of 55km of underground pipes.
Mortons Lane
Mortons Lane is a 19.5MW operating wind farm located in Western Victoria that commenced operations in December 2012. Mortons Lane is located in a high wind-resource area and generates clean energy to power more than 12,700 homes and reduce up to 68,000 tonnes of CO2 annually. With a capacity factor in excess of 35% since commissioning, Mortons Lane ranks among the top 15 wind farms across Australia in terms of wind performance.
Oaklands Hill
Oaklands Hill is a 63MW wind farm located in Victoria, Australia. Its revenues are underpinned by a 25-year energy offtake agreement with AGL Energy. AGL is also responsible for the O&M of the wind farm under a 25-year agreement. There is no merchant risk with full output contracted under the terms of the PPA to AGL Energy.
Peninsula Link
Peninsula Link is a 27-kilometre freeway located in South-East Melbourne connecting the suburbs of Frankston and Mount Martha. The project was procured under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) which involved the design, construction in addition to the long-term maintenance and operation of the freeway. Peninsula Link commenced operations in 2013 and, given its structure as an availability PPP, is not subject to demand risk.
Kinland
Kinland owns a portfolio of 227 preschools and 18 care properties across Norway, Finland, Sweden, Poland and The Netherlands. Kinland is a pure asset owner, with long-term, inflation linked, triple-net leases with leading preschool operators. Contractual terms are typically for 15 to 20-years and often include additional 15-year extension options.
Rowville
Rowville Transmission Facility (RTF) owns an electrical transmission facility located in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. RTF converts electricity from 500kV to 220kV for distribution. The facility receives a monthly fee from the Australian Energy Market Operator, while the operation and maintenance of the asset is outsourced to Ausnet Services.
SAREN Energy
SAREN Energy is a Nordic renewable and sustainable energy platform formed from the merger of two brownfield energy-from-waste heat generation plants in the south of Norway. The combined platform will deliver more than 300 GWh of steam and heat to a district heating network and local industries in the Nordics, as well as providing power directly to the grid. The platform processes c. 140,000 tonnes of waste, reducing landfill land and contributing to the circular economy of the region.
Southern Water
Southern Water is a licensed monopoly provider of water and wastewater services in the UK. The company supplies water and wastewater treatment services to more than 4.6 million people in the South East of England, one of the most populous and affluent regions in England. Southern Water is regulated by Ofwat.
Storrun Vindkraft
Storrun is a 30MW operating onshore windfarm in Sweden. The windfarm, which started operations in January 2010, comprises 12 Nordex 2.5MW turbines, and have a net production of around 65GWh per year which is enough to power around 3,250 households or save around 27 million tons of carbon dioxide.
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE
Sustainable Energy Infrastructure (SEI) owns and manages a diversified portfolio of generation and compressed natural gas refuelling assets across Australia. The portfolio of assets includes over 70MW of cogeneration, biomass generation, biogas generation, CSM generation, and landfill generation facilities, as well as landfill flare facilities and compressed natural gas refuelling assets. The portfolio is underpinned by a range of long-term contracts, with the operations managed by a dedicated and multi-disciplinary team.
Sydney Airport
Sydney Airport is Australia’s largest airport and operates under a long-term lease from the Australian Government. The company develops and maintains the airport infrastructure, including car parking, and leases terminal space to airlines and retailers. Sydney Airport is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: SYD).
Vopak Terminal Eemshaven
Vopak Terminal Eemshaven is a tank terminal which was purpose built for the long-term storage of strategic petroleum reserves. It is located in Eemshaven in the North of The Netherlands and has been operational since 2012. The terminal comprises 11 tanks with a total storage capacity of 684,025 cubic meters (currently used for storing diesel and gasoline) and is well connected through a deep-water jetty for seagoing vessels.
Worsley Cogeneration
The Worsley Cogen Facility is a two unit multi-fuel cogeneration plant (550tph steam and 104MW electricity) that was commissioned in January 2014 and located in Collie, WA. It provides steam and electricity under a long-term contractual arrangement to South32 Limited’s Worsley Alumina Refinery.